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by ashton314
285 days ago
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Compilers use heuristics which may result in dramatically different results between compiler passes. Different timing effects during compilation may constrain certain optimization passes (e.g. "run algorithm x over the nodes and optimize for y seconds") but in the end the result should still not modify defined observable behavior, modulo runtime. I consider that to be dramatically different than the probabilistic behavior we get from an LLM. |
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